The CRTC Launches Let’s Talk TV: Choicebook

Feb 19, 2014

Source: ITnewslink.com

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) today invited Canadians to provide their input on the difficult choices to be made regarding their television system by filling out the Let’s Talk TV: Choicebook.

This is the second phase of Let’s Talk TV: A Conversation with Canadians, which began in October 2013. Choicebook is an interactive questionnaire that contains a series of scenarios that reflect the realities Canadians face daily with respect to the television system. The CRTC used the comments submitted in Phase 1 to prepare Choicebook.

While the purpose of Phase 1 was to collect more personal comments on what Canadians think of their television system, in Phase 2 Canadians are asked to consider the interests and needs of all Canadians.

All Canadians-consumers, citizens and creators-are encouraged to present their views on the future of the Canadian television system. Whether or not they participated in Phase 1, all are encouraged to fill out Choicebook.

Let’s Talk TV: Choicebook is available at www.crtc.gc.ca/talktv until 8 p.m. EST March 14, 2014. A paper copy of Choicebook can be obtained by contacting the CRTC at: